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'AGI I Carping Criticism

One would imagine, after all ills pluma which have accrued to the hilt Central Provinces under our so— called nullonul tariff policy, that the” spokesmen wrulii be the lust Ml talk about the evils of political pressure in this Atlanlle area. That Is what a writer in the Financial Times of Montreal undertakes to do. holaever. readout \I‘ a lecture on the auhject which is nauseating in its hypocrisy. ' I

What chivt‘v disilli'lll this critic ll that the lllriellllliker (internment ahould pronli=e an early start on our Prince Edward island c ails e w a y. which he convltlers to he in the na- ture of "a carrot dangled to fulfill the ends at political expediency." I‘Are there no more productive ways of spending a hundred million d0l< lars?” he asks. Fonrededly. Ihe At- lantit Province: need help out of their economic dolllrllnis, hut there should he "n coherent and systemat- is pmrram" to remedy the problem. Year after i'eor. he complai sub- atantial suluidies are paid out ad hoe measure follows another. and nowhere is the end in silrht. No at- lempt la made to relate one step to another or to suggest the general direction that such little might bike."

Ignored ill the fact that pm grams of this kind have been draft- ed, and that our causeway has lig- ured prnnlinnnlly In all oi them. YeIrI ago it was lndorsed h_\‘ APEC, by the Maritime Boards of Trade and the Atlalitir i‘romiers' ("anter- ent‘e. Now that the surveys have in- dicated lta ecnliumic as well all itch- niull feasibility. the importance of the proim't rennin. top priority in lenerallr rnnreded in these parts.

The Financial Times writer seeks to give a quite ialse impression in this respect. And In his concern lhotlt thr danger of government! yielding in “political pressure" he em nnlhinir Wronu. apparently. with Liberal Leader Pearson pmmisinl the construction of a new French- lannlare iele ’<ion station In Que- bec T‘itt', rou-truriion of new (‘BC headquarters in east-end Montreal. and a new drum-water harbor for Iimnuaki at a time when the deep- water harbor. of Saint John and Halifax are at ll ion to find huai- nee-l Here was evidence of m political hriherv. if you liltl to fall It that: but the Montreal economist nn't see it at all.

US. Foreign Aid LAM week the question of aid in (humanist countries dominated the m h the LIS. Senate on Preli-

O-H have the effect of cutting off I a“ in Poland and Yunnlavia, “I d which have hinting at or.

his mania-a The bl as panel authorizes $4.0 billion {or foreign aid. $216 million less than the Presi- dent had uked. It now luel to the House 0! Rapresuautivu.

Even in its modified form. this meaan is regarded M a complete reversal of Washington's traditional aid policy, which attached no atrinn in such case: as the Hoover lamina relief prolrrum and the Marshall Plan. The bill. in efiecl. puts foreilrn aid on a rigidly ideoloxiul basis and bars all aid, except in surplus farm commodities. to countries “dominat- ed by Communism or Marxism.” While the prohibiiion is directed primarily against Communist-ruled Yugosla and Poland, it could also he applied to countries in which socialist “Marxism” predominated. including a number of democratic European countries. and many un- der—developed countries in Asia. Africa an .1 Latin America when need (or aid is acute.

To auch countries It may well appeur that the measure was modi- fied. not on grounds of principle but rather to enable easier dispos- al 1.! 1'5. surplus commodities—an assumption which could amuse a lot of unnecessary resentment.

The Dollar Mystery

In this hot argument. about the dei'aluated dollar. one think keeps puzzling ua more and more. Why. when it was devalued to 90 cents {or many years tollowinlr the var. was there little if any DOIIUVWBNY at all? The controversy started after it had risen to a premium over other currencies. Then there was persis- tent agitntion that its value be bmtlirht down.

Surely the Liberals. who have made this an outstanding issue in the current campaign, should be able to explain why devaluation was an lrood then and so bad now. Why, even last June. just a year ago. the hiKh value of the Canadian dollar was considered in the report of the Senate Committee on Manpower and Unemployment as having “undoubt- edll'" had an adverse effect "on the growth 0! employment npportuniiies in the country."

We have forgotten who wall on that committee. but presumava it comprised Liberals as well as t‘nn. servatii‘es. chosen for their know- ledlre of monetary matters and econ- omic pmillems generally. No doubt the method and timing o! the deval- uation was diil‘erent on this occlu- sion than in the past. hilt dot-s that make so mtlch difference to the net result?

The point. according to Mr. “'al- ter Gordon. Liberal financial expert, is not that the det'alllaled dollar helps our export industries—that is so. he conredes. “But we should not. overlook the (act that devalualinir our cllrreneey to its present rate will have substantially the name died as a 7% per cent increase in tarifia rilrht across the board." That'll what he says in wrong. But doesn‘t that laid to the conclusion that under the Liberals, when the dollar was de- valued to 90 cents. it had "substan- tially the same effect" as a in per cent increase in uritfs "right across the board"?

It's all very confusing to us poor laymen. We are left with the impm. wion that had the dollar not been de- valued al this time. it would he a etill hotter iaeue in this campaim than It is now.

EDITORIAL NOTES

Noting that Lord Beaverme the Britloh newspaper mam, ha- lnounted a crusade against Britain'a altry into the Common Market. the Financial Poet observes: "1n half a century 01 emaadtnl for sundry politic! an... W has ahnoat Ewan been on the lush». dde.Sohisulnt-iniaahadarnen {or the ‘Keep Britain (aw finale.”

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OTTAWA REPORT b Patrick Nicholion

Question Game In Election Campaign

The popular rein...“ panel I e railed “rue... Ques- lions ' has n. poua.e.pa.l in u... elem-m urn nix...

lulu-m leader lune. rum... posed 1... questions u. Prim . Minister .lpl... Dielenbaker, to mpg... in. argume... on. me yea... ol Conservative [oieru- me... a... damall-d la. can. dian economy and Illrli‘atni unemployment

M. meleabalte. n... aucn l... own replies in rebuttal oi Mr. Pearaon'il araument the latter In an lurn l... expounded his own mum... .eplu.

a... Publir errlu Mum... David Wall... .umum that there are In all!!! questiona, whit-ll M. Pearson should a...

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uueslmn t... earl. one. In am... hla or her m... mud on each topic 50 here are t... rhiei quesliona by time two prominent ramp-lg»...

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Rein-mu: in me exchanae rale ni p... dollar. .\lr. rennan ask- ed "What ciirri uill detailin- lion lo a si-cenl dollar line on the cost It! [hint for Can.- dians“ This in anurred _ M. Walkrr'a qumiirln "wt. dd w... attark Iieillliallon ..l the dollar Ihlrh )our rhiel lrlvillar. Waltrr odmda. lpflkinl inr the Liberal pa. , aperiiically re- rnmmrnded Mom: was in

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wuo suorLt) nova“? suukcxtlna in... "The Liberals

aw- lhe answl-ra". uhll-h l. t... .ampamn slogan. M. Pearson a.i..-.i wen... u there in the Prime simmer. mend live y... pi... Ihlrh ulll male e... cult! in... in Canada“

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tho [)llymslilnn" Wh d.. you. hire Gordon. Kent. tandem...- and a urine ..l othrrs a. ad. n... u... I... your parliament.” in..- lenanll are inrmnpeienl‘ And uhv da you pride.“ in champion

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Walker “Why do you attach Canaervattve polirlel walra y... and Mr Liberal auupm'ten vni- ed Mr in Parllament’”

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